Canadian Currency
Published on June 14th 2009 by: Doc
The 1954 series Bank of Canada notes were in circulation for decades and became known for their striking colors and straightforward designs. Here is the complete set. These icons are useful for similar applications that differ only in colors or versions or other differences, but color coding will prevent confusion.
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 | 1954 BOC $20.ico (309 kB) Windows icon with 15 image formats | The 20 was olive green. | examine |
 | 1954 BOC $10.ico (298.6 kB) Windows icon with 15 image formats | The 10 was purple. | examine |
 | 1954 BOC $5.ico (300.4 kB) Windows icon with 15 image formats | The 5 was blue. | examine |
 | 1954 BOC $2.ico (299.7 kB) Windows icon with 15 image formats | The 2 was red. The official Bank of Canada color description was "terra cotta." | examine |
 | 1954 BOC $1.ico (291.5 kB) Windows icon with 15 image formats | The 1954 Canadian One Dollar bill was green. | examine |
 | 1954 BOC $50.ico (286 kB) Windows icon with 15 image formats | The 50 was brilliant orange. | examine |
 | 1954 BOC $100.ico (292.4 kB) Windows icon with 15 image formats | The 100 was brown. | examine |
 | 1954 BOC $1000.ico (298 kB) Windows icon with 15 image formats | The Thousand Dollar bill was a bright pink. The color scheme for subsequent Canadian issues was maintained until the Bank started issuing multi-colored notes. | examine |
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